I will be buying a pair of Rudy glasses with optical inserts. I am leaning
towards the Radons. Does anyone have any experience with these glasses? Do
the glasses have adequate ventilation to prevent fogging?
Which ones do you prefer?
Thanks
Monty
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I will be buying a pair of Rudy glasses with optical inserts. I am leaning
towards the Radons. Does anyone have any experience with these glasses? Do
the glasses have adequate ventilation to prevent fogging?
Which ones do you prefer?
Thanks
Monty
Monty said:I will be buying a pair of Rudy glasses with optical inserts. I am leaning
towards the Radons. Does anyone have any experience with these glasses? Do
the glasses have adequate ventilation to prevent fogging?Which ones do you prefer?
Thanks
Monty
Not to throw a wrench in your search but you might wwant to check this
out:
Monty said:I will be buying a pair of Rudy glasses with optical inserts. I am leaning
towards the Radons. Does anyone have any experience with these glasses? Do
the glasses have adequate ventilation to prevent fogging?Which ones do you prefer?
Thanks
Monty
Not to throw a wrench in your search, but you might want to check this
out:
I prefer RP's RB3 shades with inserts b/c you can flip up the shades
when going inside or when it gets dark, and still see through the
inserts. I've noticed them on sale on several catalog websites. (I
prefer inserts to Rx lenses b/c when it rains you can see better when
the outer lens gets wet but not the Rx insert.) Good luck.
If you want Rudys with prescription lenses you should call
Rx-Spex. Their url is:
I bought a pair of Rudy Graal frames with prescription lenses with no
inserts from them. I would highly recommend not using inserts, contray to
other advice. Call Jim at Rx-Spex. They are cyclists and they understand
your needs. Per Jim he does consulting w Rudy Project on rx lenses.
Alan
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Quoted message said:I will be buying a pair of Rudy glasses with optical inserts. I am leaning
towards the Radons. Does anyone have any experience with these glasses?
Do the glasses have adequate ventilation to prevent fogging?Which ones do you prefer?
Thanks
Monty
"Alan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:If you want Rudys with prescription lenses you should call
Rx-Spex. Their url is:I bought a pair of Rudy Graal frames with prescription lenses with no
inserts from them. I would highly recommend not using inserts, contray to
other advice. Call Jim at Rx-Spex. They are cyclists and they understand
your needs. Per Jim he does consulting w Rudy Project on rx lenses.Alan
I agree. Rx in lens is far superior to Rx inserts. Rx inserts can fog up
so badly you can't even see, and it's really hard to clear them.
Quoted message said:"Monty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:I will be buying a pair of Rudy glasses with optical inserts. I am
leaning towards the Radons. Does anyone have any experience with these
glasses? Do the glasses have adequate ventilation to prevent fogging?Which ones do you prefer?
Thanks
Monty
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